You had me at just these. VERY impressive lis.

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Turtle Skull - Into the Sun
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Courting - Likely Place for Them to Be
Le Peuple de L’Herbe - Mad Messiah
New Tutenkhamen Band - Amai A Kwatu
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Misophonic Orchestra - Fine-Leafed Letch
David Bowie - Moss Garden
Harold Budd - Steal Away
Harmonia & Eno '76 - When Shade Was Born
The Like Young - Expensive Tastes
The Gruesomes - Unchain My Heart
The Crack Pipes - Dollar Signs
The Standells - Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White
Boss Martians - I Am Your Radio
The Crossing - Embroidered Verses: No. 4, Tell the Enemy (Live)
Jason Nazary - Days & Nights, for Em
Matthew Goodheart & The Broken Ghost Consort - Refraction Interlude: Clarinet
Lucy Railton & Kit Downes - Down to the Plains
Susana Santos Silva & Torbjörn Zetterberg - Tomorrow
Rose Bolton - Starless Night
Silver Apples - A Pox On You
Carla Bley - Brooklyn Bridge
Charlie Hunter - Mean Streak
Brian Protheroe - Pinball
Loggins & Messina - Watching the River Run
Little River Band - Broke Again
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Can - Come sta, La Luna
Harry Chapin - Taxi
The Moody Blues - Tuesday Afternoon (Forever Afternoon)
Kevin Ayers - May I?

Another intriguing setlist. Well done, rotasi.

Larry Tamblyn, original keyboard player for the Standells, recently passed away:

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/m...it-1235301740/


I haven't heard that Brian Protheroe song in ages. I need to listen to it again.

You can go to about 1h:18m and it starts there.

The friend who introduced me to Can ages ago only had their first five albums. I became obsessed with them and bought some of the later ones. When I played Soon Over Babaluma to him he wasn't that impressed, said it was "not as sharp" as the ones with Mooney and Damo. I dunno, maybe there's a sense in which he was right, but who wants to be right if it makes you look down on an album as fantastic and unique as that?!

That's like turning down front-row seats
because you once had backstage passes.

Three different Eno collabs! Never heard of Tracks and Traces, even though I'm a fan of Eno's other albums with Roedelius, Cluster & Eno and After the Heat.

I was less interested in Eno's involvement than the fact that just after Deluxe there was another Harmonia album - considering my continuing love for the two previous albums - and, especially the title tune. Jumping on this nearly 30 years ago, I was a bit disheartened, but still feel that Deluxe would've been a high bar to surmount. I don't blame Eno tho.

It has a few good tracks but overall not a masterpiece, no.

Only heard Harmonia's first album (and liked it), will give Deluxe a listen.